Sir,
Subject : Font installation in lxde
I have downloaded some Indian regional language fonts (both unicode and non-unicode). I want guidelines as to how to install fonts in lxde
Thanking you
S.Nagarajan
Sir,
can you guide me as to how to access $ /.fonts folder in lxde
S.Nagarajan
Sir, When I tried to copy fonts in fonts folder, the fonts were not copied with the message ' permission denied'. Likewise, shutdown is also not allowed. Only log out is possible. How to gain permission to install external fonts.Guidance is required.
S.Nagarajan
font installation
font installation
Last edited by Nagarajan on Tue Jul 22, 2014 4:08 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Re: font installation
dear sir,
please put the font files in $HOME/.fonts and reboot.
afterwards, choose them with lxappearance.
if that is not enough, you have to tell us what kind of fonts you have there, what format they're in and so on.
please put the font files in $HOME/.fonts and reboot.
afterwards, choose them with lxappearance.
if that is not enough, you have to tell us what kind of fonts you have there, what format they're in and so on.
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Re: font installation
I have no idea which Operating System that you are using. In Lubuntu, which is the LXDE version of Ubuntu, I believe that you can install fonts in this way.
Open a terminal and enter
The window that opens is a place for you to place your font files into. You will need to unpackage them to place each .ttf or .otf file in here.
(Optional) afterwards, do this command:
sudo fc-cache -f -v
Alternatively, you can install a tool to install or view fonts in Lubuntu, install this package:
gnome-font-viewer
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Open a terminal and enter
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gksu pcmanfm /usr/share/fonts/truetype
(Optional) afterwards, do this command:
sudo fc-cache -f -v
Alternatively, you can install a tool to install or view fonts in Lubuntu, install this package:
gnome-font-viewer
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Rex
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Re: font installation
Please do not send a private message for support. There are many reasons for a forum and among those is, it becomes a repository for solutions to problems or questions so that others many benefit when or if they have the same or similar problem or question.
I assume that you followed the instructions in the post above and you were not able to install the required fonts. Remember, that it requires root privileges. Installing fonts in Lubuntu is a little different from installing fonts in Ubuntu. Also 13.10 has reached its End Of Life and is no longer supported. If you are intend to stay with Lubuntu, recommend you download and install 14.04 which is a long term support version and will be supported for three years.
I assume that you followed the instructions in the post above and you were not able to install the required fonts. Remember, that it requires root privileges. Installing fonts in Lubuntu is a little different from installing fonts in Ubuntu. Also 13.10 has reached its End Of Life and is no longer supported. If you are intend to stay with Lubuntu, recommend you download and install 14.04 which is a long term support version and will be supported for three years.
Rex
Re: font installation
Sir, I have presently copied three external fonts in desktop. I have also installed fontviewer. How to install these fonts in ubuntu 13.10 lxde so that it can used by all groups and users.
S.Nagarajan
S.Nagarajan